The last social media post promoting the club’s activities is from Oct. 17.

The following day, King of Diamonds was ordered to pay the court-appointed bankruptcy receiver Kenneth A. Welt a lump sum of $305,000, plus additional payments of $85,000 the first of every month thereafter.

But the club didn’t pay; an issuance of writ of possession was filed on Nov. 1 and the tenants at the venue at 17800 Ipco Road in Miami were ordered evicted.

On Monday, Welt and his lawyer Glenn Moses, together with the Miami-Dade police department, served notice on the nightclub and changed the locks.

It was apparently a depressing sight.

“Much of the inside was already empty,” Moses told New Times. “The sound systems were gone; the liquor cabinet had been cleaned out. The lights are on outside, but there’s nothing really happening inside.”

The club was first shut down by the court last month due to life safety and fire code violations. Now KOD is no longer. It’s unclear who the next tenant will be.